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WorksheetsThe Earth and the Universe (topic 3)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Where is our solar system located?
Andromeda galaxy
Milky Way
Spiral galaxy
Large Magellanic Cloud.
Who were the ones who named moving bodies as planets?
Romans
Canaanites
Greeks
Phoenicians
What does planet mean?
Star
Round body
Rotating body
Wanderers
Who used their astronomical knowledge to orient the sea journeys, and were the first to discover the North Star (Polaris) that always point out to the north?
Cannanites
Mesopotamians
Greek
Phoenicians and Cannanites
How is the universe made?
planets
galaxies.
stars
satellites
What is a galaxy?
A huge amount of stars gathered in groups
Is a set of stars, planets and satellites
It's a collection of stardust
All of the above
Do galaxies show variability in their shape, temperature, evolution, distribution and size?
yes
no
This galaxy has an S shape and is the most frequent in the Universe.
Elliptic
Spiral
Irregular
None of the above
This galaxy is represented by the letter E, and only 20% of galaxies have this shape.
Irregular
Spiral
Elliptic
These galaxy are the youngest of the Universe and are formed by Blue and White stars.
Irregular
Spiral
Elliptic
Elliptic and Irregular
The "group of bodies: planets, satellites, asteroids, meteorites and comets that orbit the Sun" are known as ...
Solar System
Galaxy
Mliky way
Nebular theory
Which of the following theories is the most accepted?
Nebular theory
Catastrophic theory
Cameron theory
Weizäcker with the gas and dust cloud hypothesis
True or False ... Our solar system is made up of planets, asteroids, satellites, meteorites, meteors, comets, and the sun.
False
True
What is the region of the Sun that has a temperature of approximately 15 million degrees Celsius called?
Radiactive zone
Core
Conective zone
Corona
Photosphere
The sun is important to the earth for?
It guves luminous and caloric
Is necessary for the photosynthesis
Regulates the temperature on the surface, as well as winds and rainfall.
All of the above
Satellite causing high tide
Moon
Sun
The previous two
None of the above
Phase of the Moon that ...
*It is located 270 ° considering the Sun position.
*The left half is illuminated.
*The Moon rises 18 hours later than sunrise.
New Moon
Last Quarter
Full Moon
First Quarter
What direction is the rotational movement?
east to west
west to east
None of the above
What is the deviation effect of the winds and ocean currents called (right-northern hemisphere, left-southern hemisphere)?
Revolutionary movment
Coriolis Effect
Rotational movment
All of the above
Who is responsible for the seasons of the year?
Greenwich meridian
Revolutionary movement
Rotational movement
Coriolis Effect
